Edge cleaner, Overload protector, Suction control – Kenmore 116.23637C User Manual

Page 11: Warning, Auto-cleaning system, Power-mate® storage, Thermal protector

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EDGE CLEANER

Active brush edge
cleaners are on

both sides of the
Power-Mate®.
Guide either side

of the Power-Mate®

along base-boards
or next to furniture

to help remove dirt
trapped at carpet

edges.

OVERLOAD PROTECTOR

The Power-Mate* has

built-in protection
against motor and belt
damage should the
brush jam. If the brush
slows down or stops, the
overload protector button

pops up and shuts off

the Power-Mate®. The
canister motor will continue to run.

To correct problem:

See

TROUBLESHOOTING.

To reset:

Push in the overload protector

button.

SUCTION CONTROL

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Decrease

Suction

Increase

Suction

The suction

control allows
you to change

the vacuum

suction for
different fabric

and carpet weights. Opening the control
decreases suction for draperies and

lightweight rugs,‘while closing the control

increases suction for upholsteries and
carpets.

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WARNING

Personal Injury Hazard

Always unplug the vacuum cleaner
before cleaning the brush area as
brush may suddenly restart. Failure to
do so can result in personal injury.

AUTO-CLEANING SYSTEM

This vacuum is equipped with an auto-clean­
ing system. Each time the power cord is
extended a cleaning cam located inside the
dust bin rotates and cleans the filter.

POWER-MATE® STORAGE

The lower wand has

a “U” shaped flange
in the area where

the power cord

attaches. The canis­

ter has a “U”

shaped slot near '
the rear of the canis­
ter.

The slot allows the wands and Power-Mate®

to be stored with the canister to conserve
storage space.

The wand will slip out of the slot as it is lift­

ed up for use and will slide into the slot as it
is lowered for storage.

THERMAL PROTECTOR

This vacuum has a thermal protector which

automatically trips to protect the vacuum
from overheating. The thermal protector
turns the motor off automatically to allow the
motor to cool in order to prevent possible
damage to the vacuum.

To reset

Turn off and unplug the vacuum

from the outlet to allow the vacuum to cool.

Check for and remove any clogs. Also
check and replace any clogged filters. Wait
approximately 30 minutes and plug the

vacuum in and turn back on to see if the

thermal protector has reset. In some cases,
the unit may suddenly restart. DO NOT

leave unattended while plugged in.

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